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Job SearchAfter you create your Web site on your computer, you have to share it with the world. So you need a tool to transfer your Web pages to your Web server.
After you select a server host and you know how to access a Web server (your service provider should supply you with this information), upload your pages to that server by using FTP. That means you need an FTP program.
All FTP programs are similar and easy to operate. We recommend these:
- WS_FTP Professional for Windows.
- Fetch for the Mac.
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Html 4 Tutorial
- Web Pages In Their Natural Habitat
- Anatomy Of A Url
- (x)html’s Component Parts
- Parts Is Parts: What Web Pages Are Made Of
- Before You Get Started
- Creating A Page From Scratch
- Editing An Existing Web Page
- Posting Your Page Online
- Planning Your Site
- Hosting Your Web Site
- Establishing A Document Structure
- Labeling Your (x)html Document
- Adding A Document Header
- Creating The (x)html Document Body
- Additional (x)html Document Structure Attributes
- Formatting Text
- Controlling Text Blocks
- Organizing Information
- Text Controls And Annotation
- Additional (x)html Text Attributes
- Basic Links
- Customizing Links
- Additional (x)html Link Attributes
- The Role Of Images In A Web Page
- Creating Web-friendly Images
- Adding An Image To A Web Page
- Images That Link
- Additional (x)html Image And Map Attributes
- Advantages Of Style Sheets
- Css Structure And Syntax
- Using Different Kinds Of Style Sheets
- Understanding The Cascade
- Managing Layout, Positioning, And Appearance
- Multimedia
- Additional Css Properties
- Color Values
- Color Definitions
- Fonts
- What Tables Can Do For You
- Table Basics
- Sketching Your Table
- Constructing Basic Tables
- Adding Spans
- Populating Table Cells
- Testing Your Table
- Table-making Tips
- Other Table-related (x)html Attributes
- What Javascript Can Do For Your Pages
- Including Scripts In Web Pages
- Using The Same Script On Multiple Pages
- Exploring The Javascript Language
- Events And Event Handling
- Document Object Model (dom)
- Ther Script- And Forms-related (x)html
- References And Resources
- Uses For Forms
- Creating Forms
- Processing Data
- Designing User-friendly Forms
- (x)html Markup Attribute
- Adding Rollovers To Your Pages
- Displaying Dynamic Content On Your Page
- Displaying Pop-up Windows
- Working With Cookies
- (x)html Attributes
- Overview And Design Considerations
- Page Markup
- Designing Your Auction Page
- Presentation Issues To Consider
- Using A Template For Presenting Your Auction Item
- Issues To Consider When Designing Your Site
- Basic Elements Of A Company’s Web Site
- Dissecting A Product Catalog
- Choosing A Shopping Cart
- Page Markup Template
- Html Editors
- Graphics Tools
- Link Checkers
- Html Validators
- FTP Clients
- Swiss Army Knives
- Concentrate On Content
- Go Easy On The Graphics, Bells, Whistles, And Hungry Dinosaurs
- Create Well-formulated Html And Test
- Keep It Interesting After It’s Built!
- Avoid Dead Ends And Spelling Faux Pas
- Keep Your Perishables Fresh!
- Check Your Site, And Then Check It Again!
- Let User Feedback Feed Your Site
The Least You Need To Know About Html And The Web
Creating And Viewing A Web Page
Proper Planning Prevents Poor Page Performance
Creating (x)html Document Structure
Text And Lists
Linking To Online Resources
Finding And Using Images
Introducing Cascading Style Sheets
Using Cascading Style Sheets
Getting Creative With Colors And Fonts
Using Tables For Stunning Pages
Scripting Web Pages
The Nuts And Bolts Of Javascript
Working With Forms
Fun With Client-side Scripts
The About Me Page
The Ebay Auction Page
A Company Site
A Product Catalog
Ten Cool Html Tools
Ten Html Do’s And Don’ts
Ten Ways To Exterminate Web Bugs
